The following is an article from American Time magazine, which I share with you:

I wouldn't choose to be an ordinary person.

if I can do it, I have the right to be an unusual person.

I look for opportunities, but I don't seek stability.

I don't want to be a guaranteed citizen under the care of the country, which will be looked down upon and make me feel miserable.

I want to take a meaningful adventure.

I want to dream, I want to create, I want to fail and I want to succeed.

I refuse to exchange stimulation for charity;

I would rather challenge my life than live a guaranteed life;

I'd rather be excited when I reach my goal than be utopian and lifeless.

I will not trade my freedom and charity, nor will I trade my dignity with food given to beggars.

I will never tremble in front of any master, nor will I give in to any threats.

my nature is to stand upright, proud and fearless.

I face the world bravely and proudly say, with the help of God, I have done it.